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On Sat, 2013-03-09 at 07:56 +0300, Louigi Verona wrote:
Correct, an all-in-one solution, sequencer + hard disk recorder doesn't
need jack-transport, but so I can't use Qtractor + Ardour 2 together.
Ardor 3 doesn't fit to my needs. I never tested Giada, it doesn't look
very promising, but I tested LMMS. LMMS is completely unusable for my
needs. Personally I don't know any musician using such software on any
OS, I know this kind of thing from techno consumers, who play a little
bit with their laptops.
> As for muting individual clips, a little weird requirement, IMHO. In
It's a very important feature available by all Cubase versions for the
Atari (and for Windows) I know.
> Bitwig looks like a normal sequencer, which looks like smth special
Did you test energyXT? I never tested it, but years ago I heard that
people like it. Perhaps it already does provide what you want.
> So to me your criticism looks like pointing out the lack of some weird
No, regarding to the mute-able tracks, Bitwig perhaps does provide them.
I'm missing it for the FLOSS Linux software I'm using.
I'm just sceptic about the hype of Bitwig. At the moment it's not
available and we read the report, it has got technical issues. VST and
AU seems to be the dominating plugin protocols. What is about LADSPA and
I don't understand the Jack related thing. Isn't it possible to use the
ALSA backend? The author has written about a different audio binding,
than Ardour does use.
Do you believe that they will fix all bugs soon? Do you believe that you
can sync it with another Bitwig perfectly by a network? Don't you want
to have LADSPA and DSSI support? I don't need VST and AU support, I'm
only using LV2, LADSPA and DSSI plugins.
I suspect you prefer a studio in the box, instead of hardware equipment?
There is so much talk about plugins, but I'm missing features to control
hardware gear with a sequencer. With the Atari I edited sounds by SysEx
editors included to Cubase in real-time, for the Roland MT-32 (not a
toy, if you can use it as real pseudo analog synth) and Oberheim
As an Ubuntu and Arch user, I'm also very sceptic about the idea to
provide Ubuntu packages or an USB stick solution only. On Ubuntu Studio
lists all kinds of rumors about Ubuntu's future are discussed. At the
moment the situation for Ubuntu already is borderline.
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15th July 2013, YiannisSparta, Athens, Greece
The hotel is very close to the city center. 5 minutes by taxi, 3 metro stations, or 15 min walk. It is conveniently located in a shopping district with a lot of mega stores around it. The staff is excellent. Breakfast is very good, the rooms are clean. There is a parking space dedicated to hotel customers which is extra cost but with special prices for the hotel clients. In general it is a good choice and the value for money is good.
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Management responseThank you so much for your comment! We are delighted to see that you enjoyed your stay here in Seville. I am glad that you appreciated our hotel services and facilities, and specially the hospitality of our staff and the breaksfat quality. We look forward to seeing you again at Novotel Sevilla Marqués del Nervión.
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"Very good"
8th July 2013, VMV_SU, Subotica, Serbia
The hotel is nice, but it is obvious that it was built in some other epoque with huge empty space all around (it is not to be taken as a bad remark, rather a style note). Everything is correct and it is to be appreciated as the location is good, the value as well, and the staff is helpful. There is a pool on the terrace (excellent if you spend some days in the summer when it gets very hot). Close to city, transport, shopping. A solution to recommend if you stay in the great city of Sevilla!
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Management responseThank you for taking the time to share your feedback following your recent stay at Novotel Sevilla Marqués del Nervión.I would like to thank you as well for highlighting the hotel location, our facilities and the hospitality of our staff, who is, that is sure, our best value.We look forward to welcoming you back to Novotel Sevilla Marqués del Nervión
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25th June 2013, Coupleover70, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
We stayed a total of 7 nights on two occasions in June 2013 and found everyone very helpful; A breakfast was set up at 5:30 am so we could get to the train for Granada, Especially Kelly and Ana made every effort to make it a very satisfying experience. They even printed out train schedules for other cities for us.We purchased a bus card at the airport and returned it up our return for a refund of the card price. The hotel is located about 15 minute walk to train station, Santa Justa or by nearby bus. Also the Aeroport bus is just around the corner. A bus to the city center is just outside the hotel. Staying at Novotel Nervion meant that my husband's sleep was not disturbed by the city center late night celebrations.We highly recommend this hotel in Seville.
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Good, clean & comfortable rooms. Convinient location. Very helpful reception desk. No regular restaurant but many good restaurants are within walkable distance. Had a very comfortable stay with my family.
"Chistmas & New Year"
11th January 2013, Estepona, Spain
We have stayed at this hotel many times and noted a definite improvement in the overall presentation although we have always been pleased in the past. We have connecting rooms but they have a separate 'main' entrance which then splits to the 2 rooms so plenty of space and distance from the kids! Christmas is Seville is the best so we will be back.
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6th August 2012, Ang01622, Maidstone, Kent
Although this hotel isn't in the centre, with the metro 3 minutes walk away it is very convenient. Calculate how many trips you are going to make and buy a 10 or 15 trip ticket which you can use as a couple/family. Beware - for a city where many don't go out to eat till 10pm the metro shuts at 11pm but we walked back to the hotel each night - around 25 minutes. We also broke the day up with an hour by the pool which was nice in the heat of the day. Breakfast was good and for an additional charge there was secure parking. A good hotel for a stay in Seville.
"Not up to most Novotel Hotel Standards"
27th July 2012, eaa1947, gold coast
First all this hotel is very difficult to find using a relatively up to date GPS. Neither using the "point of interest" nor the address given can one find the place. They do not give up grades even to Accor Platinum Card Holders. The rooms and decor are dated. Access to city using Metro is quite easy from the hotel. Staff are quite friendly but the hotel needs some up dating.
"Average Hotel"
7th July 2012, Newcastle, United Kingdom
This hotel is now only above average. But only just. We've stayed at this hotel on 3 or 4 previous occasions, and things seemed different on this trip. We stayed for a week. The room was on the eight floor and was a decent size. However, there was no storage space for clothing. No shelving or cupboards. We got six coat-hangers between us both. The room was cleaned every day, but the carpet needed to be replaced. It had dirty marks on it, as well as a couple of cigarette burns. Also the 15 minute walk in to Seville city centre seemed quite tortuous. Maybe that's an age thing! On the positive side...the rooftop pool is a massive bonus, and the reception staff were very nice. We wont be staying here again, though. And I'm not really sure the hotel deserves its four star status.
"Poor Customer Service!"
3rd June 2012, WorldTravelingMan_62, Goldsboro, North Carolina, USA
Generally speaking, I hold the Novotel chain in high regard, but I was rather disappointed with this hotel, mostly due to the poor level of customer service. When I arrived at the hotel, I inquired about the possibility of taking a day trip to Morocco. Somebody was supposed to look into it and get back to me with some information. But as I suspected, nobody ever did.I had an event planned to go see a Flamenco show. The company running the event called the hotel and left a message indicating where I was to meet the bus. Well, I missed the bus (and the show!), and had to reschedule because the message as to where to meet the bus was flubbed. When I realized that I wasn't going to be picked up, I went back to my room and tried to call the company, but my phone didn't work (I had used it successfully just the other day)!By this time I was steaming mad and ended up going down to the front desk to get some help with placing a call to the company. They told me they would check into what was going on with my phone (TOMORROW!) and let me know what was wrong (nobody at the hotel ever got back to me about my phone for the rest of my stay, which was about 2 or 3 more days!).Speaking of technology, the wireless internet connection in the room was slow and weak. Also, the hotel needs to upgrade the card readers it uses for the elevators and rooms. They use older card readers that require you to swipe your card through . . . several times since the readers are old and often don't properly read the card the first few swipes . . . rather than just insert and remove.I ate in the restaurant one time and was extremely annoyed at the level of service. I went in for lunch when the place was open, and not a soul was in there, including wait staff! Sat there for about 10 minutes, then went to reception to confirm that the restaurant was open. They said yes, then called somebody I guess. Anyway, another 5 minutes or so and somebody shows up to wait on me, the only customer in the place!The room was OK, but I found the bed to be a bit low to the floor for my tastes, and after several nights sleeping on it my back started to hurt. Also, the wall mounted plastic box in the bathroom holding the kleenex should have been replaced. You see, pull one tissue out and the thing goes crashing to the floor! I like the Novotel brand and would stay at one again. But, not at the one in Seville. The primary reason for that view is the poor level of customer service.
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I have to admit that a guy with facial hair (less a goatee) is pretty sexy.
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Build a man a fire and he's warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.
I have to admit that a guy with facial hair (less a goatee) is pretty sexy.
Oh I thought you were singing
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will always love YOU-U-U-U-U"
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A good beard can definitely look great if done well.
I find that the itchiness goes away after a few very itchy days (about 2 separate periods of 'ITCHY!!!') but at the same time my face gets more care than when I shave. Otherwise the shaving is about all the care it really gets.
As for 'No reason to shave anymore unless your job requires it' I don't think it really has anything to do with an assertion of yourself unless that IS you. Sometimes it is sometimes it isn't.
I've been able to grow a full beard since I was 13 - sometimes that was a blessing, sometimes a curse!
I'm lucky enough that my wife likes me bearded and not - and that's especially great because I switch it up a LOT.
As for being too hot in the summer - I didn't find that at all. I felt like the facial hair did a great job managing heat. Biggest beard I ever had was over the summer:
and that was just over a month of growth... (partially shaved it a couple of weeks later, that was fun too!) felt SO weird to shave that off. But now I'm back to a goatee here and there and jumping around between scruffy and clean-shaven.
Just do what you feel, man.
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Oh - I do think all guys should at least TRY and see what they think! If you never experience a good prolonged period of NO SHAVING (unless you want to clean up the neck - THAT never seems to stop itching for me) you will never know whether you like it or not.
Also - I personally find that I like it better if I keep the mustache trimmed somewhat - both for my wife's willingness to kiss me and not having to eat your mustache all the time!
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I think beards make everything MORE.
They make surprises more surprising:
And they make seriousness even seriouser:
And they make your anger look much angrier:
Also, Beardliness is next to Godliness. I'm pretty sure it says so in the Bible or something.
EDIT: Goodness, I appear to be in need of some landscaping on the ol' facial topiary...
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Dang... I think your 'much angrier' face scared everybody away!!
So anyways - I'm thinking of growing a beard like this next...
It might take a coupla days...
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In the last couple of years they have finally introduced tiny baby wear here. So today I was able to buy "newborn" "1 month" and "3 month" sizes to fit a tiny one. Since this is a 'surprise' baby, there's lots of yellow and green. Mom & Dad will be doing the almost diaperless method once again, so their preference is for 2 piece outfits, preferably with feet. They also prefer zippers to buttons and snaps.
This is the smallest outfit and it matches the beret and booties:
These little cocoa coloured pants match the first outfit.
Two more Teeny Tiny outfits, one with stars, the other with teddy bears.
This little footed pair of PJs has a giraffe theme.
Navy pants to match the sweater.
A soft and cozy woodsy theme with a wise old owl:
Another zipperd pair of PJs with ladybugs.
Something for a warm day...
A $3 sale item from Christmas with trees. They'll love it way before Christmas!
Couldn't resist this, though there's no rush for a bib!
And of course a book for big brother to read to baby.
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And what a surprise it will be! I like the little "Penitentiary Uniform" very much and I love the way it coordinates seamlessly with the taupe slacks. The "sporting baby" look is my favorite; never too young to begin benefitting from "basics" I always say, but the Wise Old Owl number is pretty cute. But your beautiful knitting takes the prize. You must have had a wonderful time looking at and touching everything thinking about the arrival of Surprise. There's a "bounce" in your post that's great to see. :) |
Well, Grandma, you certainly have good taste - everything coordinates so well, and is thoughtful to the parent's needs! I think the evergreen onsie will come in handy quick! You do have a certain happiness in your posts :) Saucy |
Such cute little outfits! My favorite is the one with the giraffes. I can totally relate to the happiness of imagining that sweet little babe wearing each piece of clothing you choose. I'm so glad you had fun Marie! Wish I could have been there shopping right along side you, my friend. Eden |
I forgot to mention that I think the book is the perfect finishing touch! |
- Posted by drema_dianne z6OH (My Page) on Fri, Mar 20, 09 at 20:38
Aww Bug, I love everything! Isn't it fun? I especially like the little knitted booties in the first outfit. Old fashioned look with an up to the minute color. Very cool! Drema |
Looks like someone had fun shopping.... :-) |
- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6/MA (My Page) on Fri, Mar 20, 09 at 21:12
Oh...so sweet! Easy to imagine a pink cheeked cherub in every outfit! I agree with Chelone, that your sweater is the keepsake that I'm sure will be an heirloom for your family. I like the fact that the baby is a 'surprise'. The neutral colors and the greens and yellows this time of year are so seasonal. I really honestly like them all but the giraffe outfit is my favorite too. You deserve every minute of fun and happiness Marie. :-) Such an exciting time! pm2 |
I love it all! And, of course, it is so like you to think of Big Brother and buy a book for reading. How kind you are! If ever (!) another grandchild comes my way, I will be petitioning you to knit a sweater! Adrian had one that someone I hardly knew knitted - it had a little hood, and zippered up the back instead of the front - I kinds wish I had kept it... Anyway, thanks for sharing this - I can just feel it!!! Julie |
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That will certainly be one well dressed baby! It's so much fun to shop for tiny clothing isn't it? You did good Grandma! Michelle |
Marie, this grandma took Bella shopping yesterday. We ended up with a pink unicorn with accesories, a Big Boy coin bank, 4 Madeline books and a stuffed Easter bunny. Most importantly we had lots of fun! Eden |
Yes Eden, being a Nana is great fun! I wish I lived closer to my DD and her family. I'm not great at babysitting usually, but I sure miss holding her little one. It's time for more of that! More shopping will come later I hope. Glad that Bella is getting a good dose of Madeline. I hope she remembers these days with her Grandma! |
Marie, I remember how much you enjoyed your time with Reed when dd and dsil were at work last summer. It brings tears to my eyes to think how much you miss him. Those are very special memories to be cherished. You and I both now have the gift of our new grandbabies-to-be to look forward to and I'm grateful for that :) Here's to more grandma shopping and babysitting for both of us! |
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Adults only areas on Disney Fantasy (pools ect)
Is the quiet cove area/bar really adults only or will we be watching 16-18 year olds chicken fighting? When my kids are in the kids club I will be looking for an adults only oasis. What other areas are adults only?
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They are strict about the 18 and over rule.
The adult only areas are supposed to be ages 18 and up. So, you might see 18 year olds chicken fighting. Satellite falls, Cove Cafe, Quiet Cove Pool, Europa after 9 pm, spa, fitness center....and I may be forgetting some adult only areas. Seriously, if you see kids in these places, feel free to alert a CM. We had a 6 year old in the pool on our cruise--till the CM had a chat with the parent.
I would add the adult upcharge restaurants -- Palo and Remy.
Woody |
I have witnessed a belly flop contest at the adult pool before run by the CMs for adults. The fact that there are just 18+ there does not mean that the area is going to be peaceful and quiet.
Quiet Cove Pool area can be quite noisy and the music they play there is upbeat.
Satellite falls is usually a much more relaxing area and the music is quitter and more soothing. Sitting behind the falls is very relaxing, too, and you are out of the sun. If you like the sun, there are quite a few deck chairs in sunny area. I like it better up there than Cove because people with kids don't take the elevator up that far, so there are no kids walking through like they do on Quiet Cove pool deck to get to the main pools. |
They are strict about the age restrictions...but it doesn't mean it's "quiet". When we were there, it was quiet with the exception of some adults drinking, laughing, having a good time in the pool...but DH & I were able to sleep through it.
When it gets loud, it may not be the 18yr olds...but those adults young at heart that would do the dares and games CM organize...like my DH...lol |
we thought the quiet cove area was eerily quiet on our cruise :faint:
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18 year olds are allowed. 16 year olds are not. The pool is not deep enough to swim at all - it's basically a sitting pool - so you won't see anyone playing pool games in there. Except:
What you will see is the quiet cove is located too close to the forward elevators - and those who come up the elevators will exit the doors and walk through the Quiet Cove. Adults and kids alike. They're allowed to walk through, but not to stay. Europa (the bar district) is adults only after 9 pm. Some of the bars are adults only all the time. I was at the Skyline (before dinner so it was before 9) and somebody came in with a baby in a stroller. The bartender had to go tell them to leave. |
I guess it depends on the crowd. I was told that there was a group on the WBTA in 2010 who complained about the music being too loud at the adult pool so they adjusted it. It's not like a cruise is going to be a retreat - no matter where you are on the ship.
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Satellite Falls has always been very quiet and peaceful when I've been up there; on our last cruise they had a Jimmy Buffett style solo guitarist. The "pool" there isn't deep or big enough for any real frivolity.
Wipes tears of laughter from eyes ... There will always be instances of people just not being aware or trying to push the envelope on the "no-kids" in the adult areas restriction. On our cruise last month we saw the following: a man bring a baby / baby stroller into cove cafe and then complain when he was asked to leave. kids in the adult entertainment distrct after 9PM one night. a kid sitting at the cove bar with his dad on Friday afternoon ... all the other barstools were occupied and people were obviously looking for a place to sit but it took 15 minutes before the lightbulb went on for dad (bartender never said anything). It's the first time in four cruises that we've seen this kind of behaviour. The cove cafe is somewhat easy to understand but I can't wrap my head around people thinking it's OK for their minor children to be hanging out in a bar. Doesn't matter if it's Disney or not ... it's a bar ... kids don't belong there ... and I make it my business to make sure they don't want to belong there. ;) |
We were uncomfortable with it at first, but 1) the hostess people tell you to wait in there and 2) they have kid drinks on the menu. 3) people with kids need alcohol more than singles Now, I did say "up to a point" because those specific examples were not on the cruise ship in an adults only area. I was just commenting on your "kids in a bar" statement. In normal circumstances, I'd never take my kids into a regular bar type place. J (gotta get back to the washcloths) |
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If loving the manufactured, made-to-order quirkiness of "Little Miss Sunshine" is wrong, then I don't want to be right. This is a fine specimen of dysfunctional family formula.
Lauded passionately at Sundance, the movie boasts a deluxe cast including Greg Kinnear, Alan Arkin, Toni Collette and Steve Carell, and one is taken aback — at least initially — by how sad and unlikable they all are.
Richard (Kinnear) is an obnoxious, self-styled "success" guru whose dubious nine-step program for wealth fulfillment has yet to find a publisher. His long-suffering wife, Sheryl (Collette), supports him, but at the moment is more concerned with her brother, Frank (Carell, awesome in his first dramatic role), a fussy Proust scholar who tried to commit suicide after getting ditched by his graduate student boyfriend for another Proust scholar.
When Sheryl tells her brother that she's glad he survived, his response is the epitome of self-pitying despair: "That makes one of us."
The rest of the household is similarly afflicted. Dwayne (Paul Dano), Richard and Sheryl's angry, withdrawn, Nietzsche-reading teenage son, has taken a vow of silence until he can take his Air Force exam and leave home. Richard's gruff, profane father (Arkin) nurtures a healthy heroin habit, and imparts to following wisdom to Dwayne: "At your age, you'd be crazy to do drugs. At my age, you'd be crazy not to!"
The lone family member who appears untouched by depression, cynicism and failure is 9-year-old Olive ("Signs" moppet Abigail Breslin, Oscar-worthy), whose bubbly, wide-open personality stands in sharp contrast to her kin.
As such, it makes sense when Richard and Sheryl pile the entire family into a rickety VW bus and leave Albuquerque for a weekend road trip to Los Angeles, where eager Olive will compete in a child beauty pageant called Little Miss Sunshine: Olive is their last lifeline. They can't screw her up.
Naturally, there will be mechanical mishaps, unexpected mortality issues, comical encounters with highway patrolmen, zany denouements onstage in front of horrified pageant officials and — most inevitably of all — healing. Frank and Dwayne make natural allies; their scenes are very touching. Kinnear has never been better.
While the movie hardly resembles the real world, it skillfully reminds us of the important things in it.
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LAUREL — Beverly Ann Shay 72, of Laurel, passed away on July 17, 2014, after an extended battle with kidney failure and heart disease.
She was born on Feb. 2, 1942, in Morrill, Neb., to Phillip and Esther Heinrich. She was the middle child of three girls. At two years old her family moved to Riverton, Wyo., where she attended school and lived until 1979.
She was married to Erwin Vogelsang in 1959, with three children resulting from that union. They were divorced in 1979, and in 1980, she moved to Laurel and married Norman Shay.
She worked several years in Riverton and was employed by Thomae Lumber in Laurel for 15 years before retiring in 2007. Bev loved cooking, gardening, reading, embroidery, and she has a special passion for dangling earrings.
She was preceded in death by her parents, an infant daughter, and son Greg.
She is survived by her husband, Norman; daughter Lisa Burkland; grandson Brandon Burkland; stepson Victor (Diana) Shay; step-grandchildren Kaelen and Victoria Shay; sisters Donna (John) Lafferty of Grand Junction, Colo., Susan Johnson of Riverton; several nieces and nephews; and close friends.
Cremation has taken place and memorial service will be held at Smith Funeral Chapel in Laurel at 2 p.m. Friday July 25, with inurnment in the Park City Cemetery following the service.
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Post-game breakdown: Cincinnati
Well, that was a complete dud. UConn never led and played poorly for most of the game, losing 70-58, at Fifth Third Arena.
Here's a short pre-game preview of today's game between UConn and South Florida:
Probable starters
6-1 jr. guard Shabazz Napier (16.8 pts. 4.2 rebs)
6-0 so. guard Ryan Boatright (16.1 pts, 4.7 assists)
6-5 fr. guard Omar Calhoun (10.8 pts, 3.2 rebs)
6-8 so. forward DeAndre Daniels (11.1 pts, 4.7 rebs)
6-9 jr. forward Tyler Olander (4.7 pts, 3.8 rebs)
South Florida:
6-1 so. guard Anthony Collins (9.4 pts, 7.0 assists)
6-5 fr. guard JaVontae Hawkins (5.0 pts)
6-7 fr. forward Zach LeDay (4.1 pts)
6-8 sr. forward Toarlyn Fitzpatrick (10.1 pts, 5.0 rebs)
6-9 jr. forward Victor Rudd (10.8 pts, 6.8 rebs)
-- South Florida is mired in a funk, dropping eight of its last nine games. Only Big East win came against Georgetown (61-58) on Jan. 19.
-- The Huskies have dominated series, owning a 9-1 edge. Only loss was on the road in 2010.
-- Boatright has been UConn's most consistent scorer, hitting double figures in a team-best 13 straight games.
-- UConn has the highest scorer trio in the Big East, as Boatright, Napier and Daniels average a combined 46.9 points per game.
-- The Huskies are 9-1 at home this season. The Bulls are 2-5 on the road.
-- Patience will be key for UConn today. South Florida will attempt to slow the game down.
"It's going to be a game where it's going to get down to the end of the shot clock and can we have the patient to stay in the possession," coach Kevin Ollie said. "And, hopefully, we can do that."
-- Top reserve: Guard Jawanza Poland (10.1 pts, 4.7 rebs)
-- Olander is way overdue for a break-out game. He has scored a total of 10 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in the last four games.
"With Tyler, I expect him to get more rebounds, I expect him to hit more people," Ollie said. "That's what I'm going to demand and I know that's what he demands of himself. He's going to get better."
-- For game updates, follow me on Twitter @GavinKeefe
Well, that was a complete dud. UConn never led and played poorly for most of the game, losing 70-58, at Fifth Third Arena.
Senior Ryan Boatright knows what's at stake in the final 12 regular season games, starting with tonight's action at Cincinnati at Fifth Third Arena.
UConn enters today's game sitting in fifth place in the American Athletic Conference.Tulsa (7-0) and SMU (7-1) are pulling away from the pack.
UConn has had issues putting teams away this season. It happened again on Thursday.
UConn begins an important two-game homestand tonight with an American Athletic Conference game against Central Florida.
After its latest damaging loss, UConn faces a long, hard road to qualify for the NCAA tournament.
UConn didn't lose its seventh game last season until March 8.The Huskies (9-6) are trying to avoid suffering their seventh defeat tonight at Stanford.
UConn suffered a major letdown against Tulsa on Tuesday night. Almost nothing went right for the Huskies, who were simply out-played and out-worked for the first time in recent weeks.
Remember when UConn's big conference games used to be against Syracuse and Georgetown?
UConn is heating up at the right time.The Huskies scored an important 62-56 victory over Cincinnati today before a sold-out XL Center crowd of 15,564.
It's too early in the season to place today's game in the must win category.
UConn is one of four American Athletic Conference teams still without a conference win heading into tonight's game against South Florida at the Sun Dome.
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Soon: Cable TV on Phones and Gadgets
At the rate at which technology is going, it really was just a matter of time until TVs and mobile gadgets were blended into one. And it should come as no surprise that talks about the possible mergers of these two technologies are already in the works. With this combination, it will be possible to watch cable TV in your portable gadget.
But as of now, there is no definite concept about it. Fans all over the world are clamoring to find out which of the world leading companies will be able to come up with a wholesome product that can serve the dual purpose of a TV and a mobile phone at the same time.
The "over the top" concept, which basically means that users will be able to stream TV channels via the internet to any mobile gadget screen, is something that might actually revolutionize the mobile phone and cable TV technology by bringing it together.
Simpler and More Efficient Solution
The concept of "over the top" technology is not merely aimed for the convenience of the users, but also for the providers. Right now, the options for Cable TV and internet subscriptions in America are different. Users have to go for both if they want to avail of the service and admittedly, this kind of system can be costly.
But if the concept of combined TV and internet is pushed through, it would be way more convenient for people to sign up and subscribe to both services. There will come a time when a cable TV service is sold Netflix style, online signup sheet and downloadable app included. Now this kind of system actually provides a more convenient approach to the local subscriptions since it would enable the user to watch TV anytime, anywhere as long as they have their mobile gadget.
The Compromise
Of course, the convenience of this "over the top" service will not be for free. Mergers between cable and phone companies will probably cost the subscriber more. Prices for subscriptions might go up as a natural reaction to the whole thing, especially for broadband connections. On the other hand, service providers might also present their own discounted rates through the use of packages. Its one scenario that cannot really be predicted because most companies who will be affected will do what is best for them.
The Start
Several companies like Verizon and Sony are already on the move to start the campaign of the "over the top" technology. Cable Service providers are also making their way to the completion of the said technology by acquiring some assets and patents from other phone companies. Currently, there are talks that the charge of such a service will be a per-person charge rather than a per-household charge that is the common thing right now. Selling TV subscriptions using streaming technology on the internet is obviously the next step towards a more convenient approach to TV and internet subscriptions and sooner or later, this will probably come to fruition with the help of the leading companies in the industry.
There are so many possibilities when it comes to the developing technologies and this is proven by the "over the top" concept. More and more people are clamoring for a glimpse at what will come next because right now, it already seems like everything is at its peak. But obviously, people can push more since newer and better ones are developed to overcome its predecessors. It's only a matter of time before everything actually takes a leap forward once again into another form of technology that came from the last one developed. It's a chain reaction that will continue to push the industry forward, slowly, but surely.


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The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
Poems No. 300-399
"Morning" -- means "Milking" -- to the Farmer --
Dawn -- to the Teneriffe --
Dice -- to the Maid --
Morning means just Risk -- to the Lover --
Just revelation -- to the Beloved --
Epicures -- date a Breakfast -- by it --
Brides -- an Apocalypse --
Worlds -- a Flood --
Faint-going Lives -- Their Lapse from Sighing --
Faith -- The Experiment of Our Lord
I reason, Earth is short --
And Anguish -- absolute --
And many hurt,
But, what of that?
I reason, we could die --
The best Vitality
Cannot excel Decay,
But, what of that?
I reason, that in Heaven --
Somehow, it will be even --
Some new Equation, given --
But, what of that?
Like Some Old fashioned Miracle
When Summertime is done --
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A Last English Summer
Duncan Hamilton
4.5 stars
By Martin Chandler
19 Jul 2010
A leisurely stroll around a season's cricket has always been a popular choice for writers. Accounts of tours, the more so in the days before such visits became so truncated, could sometimes be as much like travel books as cricket books. In a slightly different vein a number of cricketers have, from time to time, published their season's diaries, taking their reader around the county circuit. A further variant on the theme that has emerged in recent years is the match by match account of the Champion County's season, usually appearing in time for the Christmas market. By their nature these projects concentrate on an individual team or cricketer but, as here, just occasionally a similar approach gives rise to a completely different kind of book.
Duncan Hamilton spent the summer of 2009 travelling around England. He took in something of all forms of cricket including, from outside the county circuit and the international game, a Lancashire League encounter and the NPower Village Cup final, as well as a day at the cradle of the game. He took his inspiration from a book by Geoffrey Moorehouse,
The Best Loved Game
, which was the result of Moorehouse undertaking a similar exercise in the immediate post-Packer season of 1978. Hamilton gave the, by 2010, fundamentally changed Eton v Harrow fixture a miss but that apart, taking into account 30 years evolution of the fixture lists, his journey followed what would have been to Moorehouse, had he lived to read about it, a familiar route. To give a clue as to their purpose both men watched Hambledon in the course of their travels, although only Moorehouse went to Broadhalfpenny Down. In 2010 cricket is still played on that historic sward, albeit not by the Hambledon club itself, but by Brigands Cricket Club, and Hamilton, choosing the historic club over the historic setting, had to go to a different ground nearer the village centre.
The matches that Hamilton attended are largely incidental to the main thrust of his book which is to take an opportunity to look back at the way the game has been played in England. His personal experience of serious cricket watching began, by remarkable coincidence, on the same day as my own, Thursday 27 August 1968 when, after a downpour that appeared to have washed out all hope of a result, the remaining spectators famously helped the ground staff to get the playing area at Kennington Oval ready for Derek Underwood to send the Australian batsmen to their doom and level that year's Ashes series. That said Hamilton's thoughts most certainly do not just extend to what he has seen and the various chapters contain digressions that stop off at points throughout cricket's history.
When Hamilton finally gets around to writing about the match he is concerned with, generally at about the half way point of the relevant chapter, he demonstrates a thorough understanding of how to bring a game to life. You will not find here any bland sentences trotting out what is obvious from a glance at the scorecard, and everything that is written adds something to what has already been said. In that respect I was, having recently had the pleasure of reviewing
Of Didcot and the Demon
, reminded of the skill of the late Alan Gibson and his priceless ability, shared by Hamilton, to write about "a day at the cricket", rather than "the day's cricket".
It is not just the way the game was played in years gone by that Hamilton's book harks back to. His writing, particularly by virtue of his liberal use of similes and metaphors, contains many shades of sepia and has much of the romanticism of Cardus about it. Batsmen and bowlers today have their technical faults ruthlessly exposed by skilled cameramen and expert commentators and that, as much as anything, accounts for the change in the basic style of cricket writing that we have seen in recent years.
A Last English Summer
demonstrates that there is still a place for old fashioned descriptive writing.
Were it just for its core contents this would be an excellent book but there are other features that deserve to be noticed not least of which is a most attractive dust jacket. The book also enjoys that relative rarity, a detailed index, as well as two rather lengthier additional features. First is what is styled a postscript and which consists of a summary of what has happened to the game itself, and to the current players whose fortunes were dwelt on in the body of the book, subsequent to the close of the 2009 season. It is rather unexpected, and confirmation of how much the pace of change in the game has accelerated in recent years, that this runs to as many as 24 pages. In addition there is a statistical summary of the 2009 season. I must confess that my immediate reaction to this was to question why it needed to be so long, running as it does to almost 50 pages. The level of detail was certainly unnecessary in the context of the rest of the book but, once I got over the surprise of how thorough it was, I must confess I rather enjoyed it - with my eye for trivia I noticed one delightful statistical absurdity that demands the question "What links Owais Shah, Stuart Law, Nick Compton and Ed Joyce?" Now it is not, of course, worth buying a book just to find out the answer to a question like that - you buy a book for the quality of the narrative, but if this review has not convinced you of the need to procure a copy of
A Last English Summer
I have no doubt that the extracts that Hamilton and his publisher have kindly allowed us to feature
will do.
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2010 saw extremely high quality viticulture in many parts of the world, with an exceptionally long and hot summer providing huge benefits for wineries across many countries, especially in the southern hemisphere. The northern hemisphere and Europe saw something of a cooler summer and flowering period, but this was by no means as disastrous as it could have been. France, especially, had a fantastic year in 2010, with the world renowned Burgundy region proclaiming that their white wines of this year are ones to look out for, and despite yields being relatively small across much of the country, the quality was exceptionally high. Spain, too, received some cooler weather, but Rioja and the rest of central Spain are hailing 2010 as a very good year indeed, again as a result of smaller, finer yields. California also received similar climatic conditions, but again, wineries are highly positive about the overall effect this had on their produce, as the slightly challenging conditions resulted in smaller yields of much elegance and distinction. 2010 was really Australia's year, and in South Australia and across the Mornington Peninsula, Chardonnay vines produced good yields with a lower sugar level than in previous years. As such, the majority of South Australian white wines from 2010 are superb, and packed full of character. Shiraz also had a great year, and most Australian wineries have been proclaiming 2010 one of the great vintages. Both the Argentinian and Chilean wine industries benefited from some ideal climatic conditions this year, and are reportedly ecstatically pleased with the fact that their 2010 wines ended up with lower alcohol levels, and were beautifully balanced wines packed full of flavor.
Although they originated in Germany's beautiful Rhine Valley, the Riesling grape soon spread around the world, where it thrives in many countries with a colder climate which can support this pale and unique grapes. Riesling grapes are considered one of the finest varietals on earth, capable of expressing fascinating features of the soil type they are grown on, resulting in some highly interesting wines with plenty to offer those who are looking for something different. Riesling grapes are also noted for their aromas, which tend to be highly perfumed, floral and often with smoky notes accentuating their unusual flavor Because this was always the predominant grape grown in Germany and other such countries, Riesling wineries have always been keen to experiment with its range. This has resulted in dry white wines, sparkling wines, semi sweet wines and several others, but the finest examples are usually considered to be the Riesling dessert wines. These are occasionally made with unusual processes, including the 'eiswine' method, in which the grapes are allowed to freeze in the early frosts, or by allowing the development of 'noble rot', which withers the grapes and results in some truly spectacular and unusual flavors.
The beautiful region of Rheingau in Germany is home to many of the country's most characterful and delicious wines. With a wine history which extends back several centuries, the wineries of this region have generations of experience and expertise when it comes to dealing with their distinctive and flavorful grape varietals, and consistently produce wines which remain popular with global audiences. With Riesling making up for the majority of grapes growing in the region, Rheingau vintners make the most of the cooler climate and high levels of moisture on the valley sides to bring out the best flavors of this grape, as well as allowing it to express the finest features of the terroir. However, plenty of other Germanic and imported grape varietals flourish there, and today the region produces a relatively large range of excellent white wines which are steadily becoming more recognized internationally.
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13 To those who send him, a trustworthy messenger is like the coolness of snow on a harvest day; he refreshes the life of his masters. | 13 Like the coolness of snow at harvest time is a trustworthy messenger to those who send him; he refreshes the spirit of his masters. |
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7 What then? Israel failed to obtain what it was seeking. The elect obtained it, but the rest were hardened, | 7 What then? What Israel sought so earnestly it did not obtain, but the elect did. The others were hardened, |
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GARDENA—L.A. Press is up-and-running with a new six-color, 40˝ Mitsubishi Model 3F-13 sheetfed press.
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GREENSBORO—Shamrock Corp. has purchased a Prime UV multiple lamp system. The 600-watt-per-inch system was installed on an H.B. Weber flexo stack press to cure personalized bar codes on gift wrap paper. By doing this in-line, it has allowed Shamrock to have longer runs on its gravure presses with fewer stops and changeovers.
SEWICKLEY—The Graphic Arts Technical Foundation (GATF) has cleared the decks in its research and training facility to make way for a new four-unit Rotoman web offset press, donated by MAN Roland. The press is expected to be operational by early summer.
DALLAS—Padgett Printing has invested in an eight-color Heidelberg Speedmaster SM 102-8P perfecting press via Heidelberg's used equipment division. President and CEO David Torok reports this equipment addition will help with the company's move to mailing and fulfillment. This investment follows the purchase of two new Heidelberg Digimaster 9110s earlier this year.
RICHMOND—Carter Printing has expanded its production capacity by installing a six-color, 40˝ Mitsubishi Model 3F-13 sheetfed press with tower coater and extended delivery. It replaced a 25-year-old four-color machine.
APPLETON—A TriService ColorCommand temperature control/cooling system is now providing chilling for a Nordson/Spectral UV lamp system on a six-color, 40˝ Komori Lithrone press at National Graphics Solutions.
RACINE—Warren Industries has purchased two Itoh RC-DX Model 115 paper cutters in the past year. LDR International provided the proposal through Best Graphics for the installations. Warren Industries specializes in the production of game cards for board games.
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